Swissport, the aviation services provider, is expanding its European e-commerce network with a new 5,500 m² second-line warehouse at Liege Airport (LGG) in Belgium. Built for import parcel handling, the facility strengthens Swissport’s logistics capabilities in one of Europe’s fastest-growing cargo hubs.
Dedicated solely to high-volume import parcel processing, the warehouse offers a throughput capacity of up to 300 tonnes per day. With this addition, Swissport’s total e-commerce footprint in Liege rises to 9,000 m², allowing the company to meet growing demand for swift, reliable and sustainable cross-border e-commerce logistics. The operation supports fully integrated import handling, from cargo collection and shuttling to breakdown, scanning, sorting and final loading for last-mile delivery.
“Liege has established itself as one of Europe’s most important cargo hubs, particularly for online retail,” said Dirk Goovaerts, CEO Continental Europe, Middle East, Africa, India & Global Cargo Chair, Swissport. “With this investment, we are enhancing our ability to deliver fast, data-driven and sustainable logistics solutions for our airline and integrator partners. It’s another step in building scalable capacity where our customers need it most.”
Swissport’s Liege facility integrates customers’ Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) directly with its CargoSpot platform, offering real-time visibility, accuracy and data integrity. The site is fully bonded and built for cross-dock operations that prioritise safety, efficiency and on-time performance.
